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- Manufacturer in Manchester, of the family of Knocknalling in Galloway,
1849 The O.S. map shows Caledon Mill with some minor building extensions. Caledon House remained, but its gardens had gone, the land being partly taken up with terraced houses, streets, and a coal wharf. One of the roads, Brown Street, was characterised by having third of its width occupied by the SE corner of Caledon House.
- (Research):EDWARD TOOTAL of The Weaste, Eccles, born 28th December 1799 died 22nd September 1878.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, Rev.14 v.13 Also MARGARET TOOTAL his wife born
8th August 1805 died at the Weaste 23rd December 1888. In loving memory of JANE widow of
JAMES KENNEDY Esquire of Ancoats died 3rd June 1862 aged 83 yrs. Her body rests here. In
loving memory of MARY youngest surviving daughter of the late JAMES & JANE KENNEDY of
Ancoats who died September llth 1893 aged 78 yrs. Her body rests here. JAMES KENNEDY of
Caledon House, Ancoats died April 14th 1829 aged 55 yrs. His body rests in St. Andrews Church,
Ancoats. Jesus said unto her I am the resurrection and the life, John XL 26, For as in Adam all die,
even so in Christ shall all be made alive, 1 Cor.XV 22, He that believeth in me, though
he were dead yet shall he live, John X 25.
At some undefined point, Edward tootal migrated across the Pennines, because he got married at Manchester Cathedral Church on 22 May 1828, by Licence, to Margaret Kennedy (presumably the above Margaret Tootal). His eldest brother Thomas was a witness, as were two Kennedys..
John Kennedy (4 July 1769 in Knocknalling, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland.– 30 October 1855 at Ardwick Hall, Manchester) Probably brothers.
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Abt 1804 - 1829 (25 years)
